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https://www.hirekogolf.com – Have fun and learn how to assemble a custom golf club, while getting started In custom golf clubmaking in just a few short minutes. This is the third video in our Basic Golf Clubmaking series of easy to understand and step-by-step golf clubmaking videos taught by Hireko Golf’s Technical Director Jeff Summitt.

View Part 1 of the Basic Golf Clubmaking Series: Getting Started in Clubmaking here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2GYR51VYNk

View Part 2 of the Basic Golf Clubmaking Series: Test Fitting Golf Components here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoXVfYhLsDs&list=PL5it0DNB2IJz1rxDzYGD4FKfcutxI1X7Q&index=2

View Part 3 of the Basic Golf Clubmaking Series: How To Read Golf Shaft Trimming Instructions here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7nYpUmRrV0

View Part 4 of the Basic Golf Clubmaking Series: How To Tip Trim a Golf Shaft here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfM5i7ZnkaU

View Part 5 of the Basic Golf Clubmaking Series: How To Assemble a Custom Golf Club – How To Properly Abrade or Sand a Golf Shaft Tip here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lovexqOeX1o

View Part 6 of the Basic Golf Clubmaking Series: How To Assemble a Custom Golf Club – How To Assemble a Custom Golf Club – How To Install A Ferrule & Epoxy A Golf Shaft Onto A Clubhead here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRNc8v0ZvP0

Jeff will walk you through all the basic steps required and show you what you will need to assemble your first golf club from golf components. The benefits of assembling your own golf clubs are many from the financial rewards to being able to match the components and their specifications specifically to your swing characteristics, naturally lowering your scores. In addition, assembling golf clubs from components in a great new hobby that not only you can enjoy and perfect throughout your lifetime, but can potentially become profitable as well.

Contents of this seventh video will explain one the most common steps that beginning clubmakers either dread or avoid doing altogether and why it is important how to do this in the assembly process. In this segment Jeff will demonstrate how to properly finish or turn down a ferrule by hand using normal items such as acetone, steel wool and sandpaper. Their usage will depend on how severe the lip is against the top of the hosel.

Basic tools needed for the “How To Assemble a Custom Golf Club” series include:
- Bench Vise
- Vinyl Shaft Clamp such as Hireko’s model #RAVC shown here:

https://www.hirekogolf.com/vice-clamp.html

- 48″ Ruler such as Hireko’s model #MIT025 shown here:

https://www.hirekogolf.com/clublength-ruler.html

- Tubing Cutter
- Hacksaw
- Rod Saw blade such as Hireko’s model #GG12-50T buy here:

https://www.hirekogolf.com/golf-components/clubmaking-tools-supplies/tools-machines/rod-saw-blade.html

- Sandpaper (Course 80-110 grit, Medium 150-180 grit)
- Utility Knife with hooked knife blades such as Hireko’s model #MIT051 shown here :

https://www.hirekogolf.com/hook-blade-knife.html

- Golf Ferrule Installation Tool such as Hireko’s model #FBLOCK shown here:

https://www.hirekogolf.com/the-ferrule-block.html

- Catch Basin

and materials you will need:
- A 24-hour, high strength Golf Shafting Epoxy such as Hireko’s model #EP05 shown here :https://www.hirekogolf.com/24-hour-epoxy-1-0oz-tube.html
- Sandpaper
- Masking Tape
- Two-Way Golf Grip Tape such as Hireko’s model #PIP shown here:

https://www.hirekogolf.com/pip-strip-grip-tape.html

- Felt Tip Marker
- Golf Grip Solvent such as Hireko’s model #SV02 shown here:

https://www.hirekogolf.com/grip-solvent-4oz-spray-pump-7210.html

- Acetone
- Paper Towels
- Golf Ferrules such as the models shown here:

https://www.hirekogolf.com/golf-components/clubmaking-tools-supplies/ferrules.html

- 000 Steel Wool

For more detailed information on golf clubmaking, refer to Jeff Summitt’s best-selling book, “The Modern Guide to Golf Clubmaking” shown here

https://www.hirekogolf.com/modern-guide-to-clubmaking-6th-edition-7065.html.

Hireko Golf is your #1 source for custom golf clubs, golf components, golf clubmaking tools, supplies, and technical knowledge. To download Hireko Golf Equipment’s 172 page catalog go here https://www.hirekogolf.com/index.php/download-hireko-golf-catalog.

Also, Hireko has the lowest price on all branded shafts & grips it carries! Details here:
https://www.hirekogolf.com/index.php/price-match-guarantee. We are a full line distributor of True Temper, SK Fiber, Apollo, Aldila, UST, FST, KBS, Project X and Grafalloy shafts and Golf Pride, Lamkin, Winn, Black Widow, UST and SuperStroke grips at the lowest prices possible online.

For all your golf clubmaking needs visit https://www.hirekogolf.com for the lowest prices and best selection.